Sentence examples for different laboratory settings from inspiring English sources
Strategies in different laboratory settings which screen populations with different HCV prevalences vary.
Animals and plants are raised under stable environmental conditions so that stages can be reproduced in different laboratory settings and variation is often viewed as noise that must be reduced or eliminated if one is to understand how development works (Frankino and Raff 2004).
Future studies should assess the diagnostic accuracy of MTBDR sl when performed in different laboratory settings and patients (for example, in people living with HIV).
The advantages of a multi-lab collaboration are that methods can be quickly validated, facilitating availability, and that tests are evaluated in different laboratory settings, assessing robustness.
While those variant analysis guidelines are useful in a specific setting, it was difficult to apply their proposed criteria to all genes and in different laboratory settings.
The new formula then becomes: This formula can be applied to a wide array of different laboratory settings, ranging from laboratories with a very low FPR, FNR and PSP to laboratories with a very high FPR, FNR and PSP.
Variations in detection rate may be expected, as the populations being tested will be different for different laboratories and health settings.
When dealing with heterogenous experimental datasets from different laboratories and experimental settings, efficient data transformation methods are necessary to produce a reasonable level of comparability.
However, before urine proteome or peptidome markers become clinically useful, the urine proteome itself must be thoroughly characterized in a process of intense multi-stage research comparing different sample processing and analysis experimental laboratory settings.
A critical question is whether different stimulation strategies will generalize from contrived laboratory settings to activities of daily living.
Her PhD at Cambridge was on the development of communication and language in blind babies, using naturalistic settings unlike the dominant "scientific" observation methods that aped laboratory settings.
